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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 14, 1775
Page
1
A clipped historical note mentions a salutation and location tied to Waltham with a courteous address. Likely a fragment from a formal letter or notice showing sender humility and street reference. No dated events or actions appear.
A letter from George Berkeley at Berkeley Castle appeals to Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Gloucestershire to support him in Parliament. He pledges to try for a peers seat and to deserve advancement, signing off as his devoted servant. Public notices advertise Taylor’s removal to Tavistock Street and a sale of quilted coats at discounted prices from his warehouse in London.
Describes a newly repaired and painted house at No 5 facing the Thames offering a grand moving picture view, rent forty guineas, and a separate smaller house at thirty guineas with coach house and stables. Inquiries confined to No 4a Fitch Street Hill within a week.
Creditors of the late Rev. Pheophilus Meredith of Hereford are asked to send details of demands on his estate and securities to Mr. Hardwick or Mr. Bird. Debtors are required to pay outstanding sums or face suit. Tim Williamson announces new address numbers and expands goods and services. Fortunate’s supply offices advertise lotteries and investment opportunities with terms and prizes.
Mixed dispatches from Constantinople Moscow Naples Mentce Cambridge Plymouth Warwick and London report imperial court balls, political graft, naval repairs, public notices and local crimes. Highlights include executions and severed heads in the Porte, a ball for Empress Alexandra Nevsky, a Polish king’s illness, university appointments, and robberies in Bloomsbury and Edgware with arrests and shipyard works.
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